Sentence examples for upon a compromise from inspiring English sources

The Giants may have hit upon a compromise at training camp this summer, and it was on display today during the team's intrasquad scrimmage.

Thus, we conclude that the use of an enzyme for commercial applications is dependent upon a compromise between activity and (operational) stability.

This action neutralized potentially disintegrative political forces and involved them in national politics, but it also severely limited the centre's authority in outlying areas because local administration was based upon a compromise division of responsibilities between the local elites and the central administration.

With the recent actions by the Congress to not make any changes to this vital program, we can only hope that the Congress and the President will agree upon a compromise plan in the near future.

For starters, given the visceral antagonism between heavyweights Saudi Arabia and Iran, its members cannot even agree upon a compromise candidate to succeed to current Secretary General Abdalla Salem El-Badri, a Libyan industry veteran.

Marsh came upon a compromise he thought might work.

Liberals — most notably Mohamed ElBaradei, the former United Nations diplomat who is now running for president of Egypt — have advocated a code of agreed-upon universal rights as a compromise in the increasingly bitter debate between Islamists calling for an early election and liberals demanding a constitution first.

After hearing evidence on this issue, the Master accepted a compromise settlement agreed upon by these States and incorporated that settlement in his findings and conclusions, and in Part IV(A)(B)(C)(D) of his recommended decree.

A compromise upon compromise designed to placate the scientifically and economically illiterate Coalition right wing, which ignores the first priority of any government, to ensure the security of the people.

Many judges used to throw themselves into downtown's dives with such abandon that their clerks soon grew tired of combing the city to summon them back to the High Court and they hit upon a happy compromise: an in-house bar, which fast became one of the best-stocked in the city.

With their decision to reject the calculated negotiation of their previous "old guard" board members, who for example, came out publicly in support of a proposed ban on Saturday Night Specials by then-senator Birch Bayh of Indiana, they embarked upon a "no compromise" plan of action for the future.